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European Tour Schedule 2023 (DP World Tour Calendar)

• by James Matthews
• November 4, 2022 November 4, 2022

The 2023 European Tour schedule has been revealed with a 12-month schedule, at least 39 tournaments and an increase to $144.2million in record prize money.

The new European Tour season shifts to a 12-month calendar and gets underway on November 24, 2022, with the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane and the Joburg Open in South Africa

Four new tournaments have been added to the tour in Asia with the launch of the Singapore Classic in February, Thailand Classic in the same month, ISPS Handa Championship in Japan in April and another event in South Korea also in April.

The Irish Open has been moved back to September, the Italian Open brought forward to May to avoid a clash with the 2023 Ryder Cup and a new three-week summer break introduced after the Open Championship .

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2023 European Tour Schedule

November 2022

Nov 24-27 Joburg Open (Houghton GC, Johannesburg, South Africa) Nov 24-27 Fortinet Australian PGA Championship (Royal Queensland GC, Brisbane, Australia)

December 2022

Dec 1-4 Investec South African Open Championship (Blair Atholl Golf & Equestrian Estate, Lanseria, Johannesburg, South Africa) Dec 1-4 ISPS Handa Australian Open (Victoria GC, Melbourne, Australia & Kingston Heath GC, Melbourne, Australia) Dec 8-11 Alfred Dunhill Championship (Leopard Creek CC, Malelane, South Africa) Dec 15-18 AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open (Mont Choisy Le Golf, Grand Baie, Mauritius)

January 2023

Jan 13-15 Hero Cup (Abu Dhabi GC, Abu Dhabi, UAE) Jan 19-22 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship (Yas Links Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, UAE) Jan 26-29 Dubai Desert Classic (Emirates GC, Dubai, UAE)

February 2023

Feb 2-5 Ras al Khaimah Championship (Al Hamra GC, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE) Feb 9-12 Singapore Classic (Laguna National Golf Resort Club, Singapore, Singapore) Feb 16-19 Thailand Classic (Amata Spring CC, Chon Buri, Bangkok, Thailand) Feb 23-26 Hero Indian Open (TBC)

Mar 9-12 Magical Kenya Open (Muthaiga GC, Nairobi, Kenya) Mar 16-19 South Africa Event (TBC) Mar 22-26 WGC – Dell Technologies Match Play (Austin CC, Austin, Texas, USA) Mar 23-26 Jonsson Workwear Open (The Club at Steyn City, Johannesburg, South Africa)

April 2023 Apr 6-9 The Masters (Augusta National GC, Augusta, Georgia, USA) Apr 20-23 ISPS Handa Championship (PGM Ishioka GC, Omitama, Japan) Apr 27-30 Korean Event (TBC) May 2023

May 4-7 Italian Open (Marco Simone GC, Rome, Italy) May 11-14 Soudal Open (Rinkven International GC, Antwerp, Belgium) May 18-21 U.S. PGA Championship (Oak Hill CC, Rochester, New York, USA) May 25-28 Dutch Open (Bernardus Golf, Cromvoirt, Netherlands)

Jun 1-4 Porsche European Open (Green Eagle Golf Courses, Hamburg, Germany) Jun 8-11 Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed (Ullna G&CC, Stockholm, Sweden) Jun 15-18 U.S. Open (The Los Angeles CC, Los Angeles, USA) Jun 22-25 BMW International Open (Golfclub München Eichenried, Munich, Germany) Jun 29 – Jul 2 Betfred British Masters (The Belfry, Sutton Coldfield, England)

Jul 6-9 Made in HimmerLand (HimmerLand, Farsø, Denmark) Jul 13-16 Genesis Scottish Open (The Renaissance Club, North Berwick, Scotland) Jul 13-16 Barbasol Championship (Keene Trace GC, Nicholasville, KY, USA) Jul 20-23 The 151st Open (Royal Liverpool GC, Hoylake, England) Jul 20-23 Barracuda Championship (Tahoe Mt. Club, Truckee, CA, USA)

August 2023

Aug 17-20 ISPS HANDA World Invitational (Galgorm Castle & Massereene, Co Antrim, Northern Ireland) Aug 24-27 D+D Real Czech Masters (Albatross Golf Resort, Prague, Czech Republic) Aug 31 – Sep 3 Omega European Masters (Crans-sur-Sierre GC, Crans Montana, Switzerland)

September 2023

Sep 7-10 Irish Open (The K Club, Straffan, Co. Kildare, Ireland) Sep 14-17 BMW PGA Championship (Wentworth Club, Virginia Water, Surrey, England) Sep 21-24 Open de France (Le Golf National, Paris, France) Sep 29 – Oct 1 2023 Ryder Cup (Marco Simone GC, Rome, Italy)

October 2023

Oct 5-8 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship (Old Course St. Andrews, Carnoustie & Kingsbarns, Scotland) Oct 12-15 acciona Open de España presented by Madrid (Club de Campo Villa de Madrid, Madrid, Spain)

November 2023

Nov 9-12 Nedbank Golf Challenge (Gary Player CC, Sun City, South Africa) Nov 16-19 DP World Tour Championship, Dubai (Jumeirah Golf Estates, Earth Course, Dubai, UAE)

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LIV Golf star breaks down in tears as he makes feelings clear on DP World Tour after win

Laurie Canter won the European Open by two shots at Green Eagle near Hamburg on Sunday, claiming his first DP World Tour title and a prize of £334,000 in the process

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Laurie Canter fought back the tears after winning the European Open in Germany on Sunday, his first triumph on the DP World Tour.

Canter , who is part of LIV Golf , said winning on the DP World Tour - formerly known as the European Tour - was "all I've wanted to do since I turned pro". His comments suggest LIV stars still care passionately about playing on the Wentworth-based golf circuit.

The Bath-born golfer was joint leader going into the final round at Green Eagle near Hamburg, and managed to fend off competitors with a one-under-par round of 72 on Sunday, beating Thriston Lawrence and ex-LIV star Bernd Wiesberger by two strokes.

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This marks the 34 year old's first win on the DP World Tour and only his second professional victory - his previous win was back in 2015 on the Jamega Pro Golf Tour. He walks away with the largest share of a £2million prize fund, pocketing £334,000.

Canter, who turned pro in 2011, was one of the founding members of LIV and spent the 2022 season as part of the Cleeks team. However, he lost his place on the roster in 2023 and had to make do with a reserve role. Despite this, he still participated in 11 out of the 14 events, ending up 44th in the end-of-season rankings.

The 34 year old tried to secure a full-time position on LIV at the LIV Promotions event in December, but narrowly missed out, falling short in a two-for-three playoff. He has resumed his role as a reserve player this season, finishing 15th and 21st in Mayakoba and Las Vegas respectively, earning just under £400,000 in prize money.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding his LIV status, Canter has managed to participate in five DP World Tour events this season while also playing on the LIV circuit. The DP World Tour typically suspends players for up to eight tournaments and fines them as much as £100,000 for participating in LIV events.

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However, due to Canter's lower ranking on the DP World Tour, his penalties have been relatively mild, allowing him to maintain a presence on both tours.

After more than 200 starts without clinching a victory on a major tour and experiencing numerous close calls, Canter was visibly moved on the 18th green as he finally celebrated a long-awaited triumph. He shared with Sky Sports: "This is all I've wanted to do since I turned pro and even before I was a pro, so it's really hard to rationalise, but I'm really happy.

"It went my way today when in the past it hasn't. Probably now that I've done it, I look back at when I didn't do it and it wasn't so much what I was doing; it was other people [snatching victory]. It happened for me today and I think from my perspective, I kept putting one foot in front of the other. I know how to play golf.

"Even on 18, I was thinking about the past and things that could go wrong, so it was good to hit it on the right side of the fairway where I wanted it. It will probably take a while to digest everything that has happened."

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PGA Tour-LIV Golf Timeline: One year has passed and golf fans still are waiting for a deal

It was one of those news drops all golf fans never will forget.

June 6, 2023: The PGA Tour and LIV Golf announce a "framework agreement" to merge business entities after weeks of secret negotiations.

The PGA Tour, whose roots go back more than a century, and LIV Golf, the upstart league launched in June 2021 with tour antagonist Greg Norman as its face and financed by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, forming an alliance?

This cannot be happening.

After two years of player poaching, lawsuits, nasty insults from both sides and talk of Saudi Arabia's atrocious human rights violations, the vision of PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan and PIF governor Yasir Al-Rumayyan side-by-side on a CNBC set detailing how the rival leagues will combine commercial businesses and rights into a new for-profit company, and drop all lawsuits, truly was surreal.

How has that gone?

At first, we were told that the "merger" — later reframed as an "agreement" — would be finalized by Dec. 31 and the PIF would be writing a very large check (somewhere between $1 billion and $2 billion) to boost PGA Tour Enterprises.  But New Year's Eve came and went without a deal, and now, one year later, we appear no closer than we were six months ago.

And after a brief cease-fire, some members, from both sides, resumed taking shots at each other, and LIV Golf, which has headquarters in West Palm Beach, went back to poaching PGA Tour stars.

"It's messy, and it has been and it seems to get messier every week," Seth Waugh, CEO of the PGA of America, said at the PGA Championship. "I don't think the game is big enough for two tours like that, and I think we are diluting the game in a way that is not healthy.

"I hope there's urgency because I do think it's doing damage to the tour, to the game. … I just don't think it's a healthy situation right now."

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While surprised that everything came together so quickly, Rory McIlroy said the PGA Tour’s partnership with the PIF ultimately will be good for the game. Speaking the week the agreement was announced, McIlroy said much of it has been mischaracterized and it should not be viewed as a merger with LIV Golf.

“LIV has nothing to do with this," he said. "It’s the PGA Tour, the DP World Tour and the Public Investment Fund that are basically partnering to create a new company. That’s where I was a little frustrated. All I’ve wanted to do was protect the future of the PGA Tour and protect the aspirational nature of what the PGA Tour stands for. I think this does this.

"If you look at the structure, this new company sits above everything else. Jay on top of that. Technically, anyone involved with LIV would answer to Jay. The PIF was going to keep spending money in golf. At least the PGA Tour controls how that money is spent. You’re dealing with one of the biggest sovereign wealth funds in the world. Would you rather fight against or have them as a partner?"

Greg Norman's message to staff

Although not involved in the negotiations, LIV's chief executive and commissioner Norman, who lives in Palm Beach Gardens, had a positive message for the staff. Norman, who was left out of the negotiations and not mentioned in any of the news releases associated with the agreement, told more than 100 people on a 30-minute call that LIV will see no operational changes and that work is already being done on a 2025 schedule.

“The spigot is now wide open for commercial sponsorships, blue-chip companies, TV networks," he said. "LIV is and will continue to be a standalone enterprise. Our business model will not change. We changed history and we’re not going anywhere."

Players losing trust in Monahan

The main topic of conversation at the U.S. Open at the Los Angeles Country Club was the announcement the previous week. Some players were open about expressing their anger and lack of trust in the tour and Monahan.

"I think it gets to a point where you want to have faith in management, and I want to have faith that this is the best thing for all of us, but it's clear that that's not the consensus," Jon Rahm said. "I think the general feeling is that a lot of people feel a bit of betrayal from management."

Those words were prophetic coming from a man who, six months later, became the biggest name to defect from the PGA Tour.

Agreement dissected on Capitol Hill

About a month after the agreement, drama played out on Capitol Hill with tour COO Ron Price and policy board independent director Jimmy Dunne, of North Palm Beach, testifying at a Senate investigations subcommittee hearing.

They were grilled by a bipartisan committee that was concerned about antitrust violations. Aside from politicians attempting to bully Price and Dunne or just looking for air time, one of the more interesting revelations was the PIF proposing Tiger Woods and McIlroy being granted ownership of LIV Golf franchises. This idea was shot down by the PGA Tour.

Tiger getting involved

Before joining the PGA Tour policy board on Aug. 1, Woods led a group of more than 40 players in signing a list of demands of Monahan. The move was made to reestablish control of the PGA Tour after players heard about Monahan's secretive meetings with the PIF.

Woods became the sixth player director on the policy board, giving players more say in any final decisions.

Monahan regrets agreement rollout

Speaking for the first time since taking a medical leave of absence one week after the deal was announced because of anxiety over the deal, Monahan took responsibility for the awkward rollout of the framework agreement, saying there was a lot of misinformation leading to distrust.

"That's on me," he said.

“My biggest regret was not being more patient on the night of June 5, moving to make this announcement the next day."

Norman confident about LIV's future

In October, Norman spoke publicly for the first time since the agreement. He was at LIV's final event of the season at Doral.

Norman was upbeat and confident his league was on the upswing and promised LIV was here to stay. As far as his future … when asked about Price's comment at July's Senate subcommittee hearing that Norman is "out of a job" if a deal is reached, Norman shrugged.

"I knew it wasn't true," he said. "There's so much white noise floating around out there that I actually paid zero attention to.

"Sitting in this seat today, I know every step I've made has been for the right reasons. Right reasons for the game of golf. … So I was never in any fear of anybody saying anything or any animus against me or anything like that. Because the business model works."

LIV releases most of 2024 schedule

Soon after the conclusion of the 2023 season, LIV made it official that it was moving forward without interruption. Despite the ongoing negotiations, it announced most of its 2024 schedule, which included seven domestic and seven international events.

The original schedule did not include sites for the final two events: the individual and team championships. Those later were announced as Chicago and Dallas, respectively.

Rahm proves he has a price

Six months after the framework agreement, Rahm announced on Fox News: "I have officially joined LIV Golf." He was wearing an LIV letterman's jacket.

The Spaniard and No. 3 golfer in the world clearly is LIV's biggest and most important addition since its launch, sending the message, "We are still here, we are not going anywhere." And for LIV, that was worth the reported $550 million Rahm will receive, including bonuses.

The man who once refuted all LIV rumors by saying $400 million would not change his lifestyle proved he had a price after all.

Woods stands firm on deadline

Despite reports negotiations were dragging and Dec. 31 would come and go without a deal, Woods remained optimistic, right to the end.

Speaking in December from the PNC Championship in Orlando where he teamed with his son, Charlie, Tiger insisted nothing has changed when it comes to the deadline.

"As of right now, that is our time frame and our deadline," he said. "That was set forth back in early June. And that hasn't changed."

Nothing drops on New Year's Eve

Like the ball in Times Square, the PGA Tour and PIF were hoping to drop an announcement that would put an end to golf's civil war.

The year came and went and the only announcement was that the sides were prepared to continue negotiating.

PGA Tour finds major investor in SSG

The long-awaited deal between the PGA Tour and Strategic Sports Group was announced in late January. The SSG, a collective of marquee professional sports franchise owners headed by Fenway Sports Group, is pumping $3 billion into the tour. That included an initial investment of $1.5 billion into the launch of a commercial venture, PGA Tour Enterprises.

That makes SSG the tour's major financial partner, which had some, like Woods, now hinting maybe the tour no longer needed PIF's money.

"The monies that they have come to the table with, and what we initially had agreed to in the framework agreement, those are all the same numbers," Woods said about the SSG investment.

Tyrrell Hatton follows Rahm to LIV

LIV's strong offseason continued with the long-awaited signing of England's Tyrrell Hatton . The 16th-ranked golfer in the world joined in February, just before LIV's first event of the year, in Mexico. Hatton joined Rahm's team, confirming LIV would be adding a 13th team.

Hatton's signing came after Germany's Adrian Meronk, No. 39 in the world, joined LIV.

Monahan offers little at Players

Monahan's much-anticipated state of the game address from The Players Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach in March lacked substance. The commissioner offered very little, other than confirming he recently met with Al-Rumayyan and talks are "accelerating."

While McIlroy continued to believe in Monahan's leadership and a deal being finalized — that later eroded, as we will see — Xander Schauffele was not so sure. "I would say in my book he's got a long way to go to gain the trust of the membership," Schauffele said.

And world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler placed the blame for golf's fractured state squarely on those who joined LIV.

"If the fans are upset, then look at the guys that left," Scheffler said. "We had a tour, we were all together, and the people that left are no longer here. At the end of the day, that's where the splintering comes from."

More false hope after Bahamas meeting

Members of the PGA Tour Enterprises board, including Monahan and all six player directors — Woods, Jordan Spieth, Patrick Cantlay, Adam Scott, Webb Simpson and Peter Malnati — met with Al-Rumayyan in the Bahamas soon after the Players Championship.

Monahan called the meeting "constructive." Woods said. "We're headed in the right direction."

LIV players: Deal needed to save sport

LIV golfers weighed in on the negotiations from the event at Doral with Bryson DeChambeau saying there needs to be more of a sense of urgency.

"The only answer is for us to somehow come together in some sort of terms where it makes sense and for us to be playing all again in somewhat of the same boat," DeChambeau said. "And it needs to happen fast. It's not a two-year thing. Like it needs to happen quicker rather than later just for the good of the sport. Too many people are losing interest."

LIV looking to buy golf courses

Norman revealed in May that LIV Golf has thought about owning all its golf courses with each team having a home venue on which to host an event.

"And now you can build out around that," Norman told Bloomberg News. "It’s not just a golf course. You bring in education, hospitality, real estate, merchandise, management, and all these other different opportunities that the game of golf has to deliver to a community or to a region. We are going to be doing that.”

Jimmy Dunne resigns from PGA Tour policy board

Dunne, one of the architects of the framework agreement, resigned from the tour’s policy board the week of the PGA Championship. The North Palm Beach resident and president of Seminole Golf Club said since helping negotiate the agreement, "no meaningful progress has been made towards a transaction with the PIF, I feel like my role is utterly superfluous."

Woods said the amount of work and dedication Dunne put into the board and into the PGA Tour has been "incredible."

McIlroy offered a grim outlook on the negotiations with Dunne no longer involved.

"I would say my confidence level on something getting done before last week was, you know, as low as it had been," McIlroy said. "And then with this news of Jimmy resigning and knowing the relationship he has with the other side, and how much warmth there is from the other side, it's concerning."

One year later and still no deal

A year has passed since that stunning announcement of a framework agreement and about six months since the deadline to turn that into a final deal.

And still, nothing.

But are we getting closer? According to The New York Times, possibly. Maybe?

More: Strong list of LIV, PGA Tour golfers attempting to qualify for U.S. Open at Bear's Club

The Times recently reported that negotiations between the PGA Tour and the PIF not only are very much alive but term sheets have been exchanged.

But it also added a deal is far from certain with the future of LIV Golf still to be decided.

And so we wait.

Tom D'Angelo is a senior sports columnist and golf writer for The Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at [email protected].

This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: PGA Tour-LIV Golf Timeline: One year has passed and golf fans still are waiting for a deal

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Exploring Europe is best done at a relaxed pace with ample opportunity to absorb your surroundings. Dedicate a few days to sitting in a park or a cafe, alternating between reading and watching the world go by.

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This week the PGA Tour has another Signature Event on tap, the 2024 Memorial Tournament, and we’re picking the player who lost in a playoff last year at Muirfield Village . Here’s our long-shot pick, the Memorial odds, betting favorites and everything else you need to know.

Memorial odds: Long-shot bet

For this week’s Signature Event in Ohio, which features a $20 million purse, we’re picking Denny McCarthy as our long shot with odds-to-win of +6600.

There’s one big reason for our pick: McCarthy nearly won the 2023 Memorial, but surrendered in a playoff to Viktor Hovland .

But that isn’t his only solid past performance at Muirfield Village. He also finished T5 at the 2022 Memorial, which means he has back-to-back top 5s at the famed course.

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Somehow McCarthy has never won a PGA Tour event, but he’s already come close again this year. He lost in a playoff at the Valero Texas Open in April and then finished T6 at the Wells Fargo Championship in May.

If you bet $10 on McCarthy to avenge last year’s loss and he does, you’ll earn $660. For insurance, consider placing additional small bets on McCarthy to finish top 10 and top 20.

Looking for more long-shot bets for the Memorial Tournament? This week’s honorable mentions are Shane Lowry (+5000) and Brian Harman (+6600).

Memorial odds: The favorites

Scottie Scheffler is back in action this week, and unsurprisingly the World No. 1 comes in first in odds-to-win at +350.

World No. 2 Rory McIlroy comes in second with +850 odds-to-win, and he’s followed closely by PGA champ Xander Schauffele (+900)

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